The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

Slovenian, Finnish, Icelandio and
Bohemian Lutheran houses of wor-
ship.
The clergy Of Pueblo, Mexico,
have collected over $500, 900 for the
coronation Of the Virgin Of Guada-
loupe next December. 1t is esti-
mated that the total contributions of
all the Catholics of the country will
am Dunt to 81 100000.
The Trinity Sunday ordination in
England and Wales numbered 239 to
deacous orders and 252 to priests
orders. Oxford furnished l5l, Cam
bridge 100, add other universities
much smaller numbers, the largest
being twenty five from London Uni
yersity.
Two hundred churches in elias
gov, Scotland, are banded together
in mission work, la one district in
that city there are sixty four
churchs, fiIty-sevcn OF which are in
this work, furnishing 1878 Christian
men and women who carry the gospel
TO every home in that locality.
The Rev. George Mueller, founder
of the famous orphansge, returned to
Bristol on June 18th from preach
ing tour OF 5000 miles, including
the United States, Australia, Japan,
China, Straits OF Malacca, and
| through the continent of Europe.
He was heartily welcomed by the
1000 children Of the orphanage.
In 1886 Russia, Hungary and 30.
hcmia sent us 35,252 Immigrants,
which largely contributed to swell
| the ranks of our dangerous classes
socialists. nihilists, agrariaus aud 9th
ers, who opesly boast OF their de-
liauce of all laws which are desiqucd
to act rs the protectors OF persons
and property. Since the foundation
of our government we have received
from abroad li,OOO, 900 people, nearly
five times the number Of our entire
population at the close ofthe ksvolu-
tionary war.
The Island Of Sardinia presents a
very interesting field for Bible work.
Though it contains about 100000
inhabitants, yet only ten in 1000 can
read. Last wear no less than lS2
Bibles and 523 Tcstamcuts were sold i,
and none were given away. There is
not female missionary TO 80, 900
women Tor those countries ia which
they alone cai carry the gospel 10
secluded victims chiefly by the
tedious process OF visits to the homes.
Missionary Review,
| In 1877 the state of Now York
paid SjI1il1 10 eighteen Roman
| Catholic institutions nomiually Tor
the support oi its poor. In 1873 il
paid $Gl5 il9: in 1879, $jjO. 81. in
| 1880. 1902 i58, in 1881, SJlj,22 in
| 1882, S6Sl,5l9 in 1888 $G05 S,iS in
1884, $S.I7 .462, in 1885, SsaS,7l9, in
| 1856, a. ,055, 6l5. The total dis
bursements OF the state 10 Roman
Catholic institutions Tor the past
twelve years foot up S,0j2 52S Is, an
average appropriation Tor each OF
the twelve years OF SOL ,OH0I.
, | IN INV lUo flIHN Y ItsUNWIlA0
Church was formed, and in 1919 the
FIRST house of worship was erected in
Wall street. between Nassau street
and Broadway. For fifty years this
was the only Presbyterian Church
aud was commonly spoken of as tn,
( Presbyterian Church. In 1901 a par
of the congregation withdrew anC
built Scotch Church, in Ccda,
4 street, between Nassau and Broad
way. In l7Gj a new church was bull
in Beekman street, between Nassa,
street aud Park row, aud this wa
popularity called the Brick Meetin
: House. In l79S fourth church wa
y erected at the corner OF Rutgers an
= Henry streets.